Question

Which complete set contains social goals that markets may not achieve?

पर्याय

• Employment, education, health, defence, and public welfare

• Profit, consumption, production, and spending

• Interest rates, wages, taxation, and corporations

• Demand, supply, markets, and firms

Answer 1

The specified social goals are employment, education, health, defence, and public welfare. Government intervention may be needed when markets cannot achieve these goals.